Sentence examples for delivers a vision from inspiring English sources

Their talk is punctuated, however, by a series of monologues in which Mrs Jarrett, against a sizzling electrified frame, delivers a vision of global catastrophe.

Scott delivers a vision of a pure and impersonal scientific meritocracy, and he envisions science and its locked-in binary implacability (leading to the ultimate binary opposition — life or death) as a model for societal integration.

Billed as the first instalment in a series of "folk crime" novels, Turning Blue delivers a vision of rural noir so depraved and decadent it makes the reader want never to leave the city.

One afternoon on a whale-watching boat, the sea opens up and delivers a vision of God -- all the power under the world, all this presence and wisdom that wasn't human".

"Person of Interest," the CBS television drama developed as if to risk the collective cardiovascular failure of the New York Civil Liberties Union, delivers a vision of the city in which technological innovation, boundless private capital and an outlaw disposition collude to render a fantasia of sixth-sense policing.

Great leaders analyse needs and define principles to deliver a vision.

Finally, however, the studio system has delivered a vision of a radical paradigm shift, a way out of the impasse.

Good managers ensure good outcomes, but great leaders can deliver a vision by getting people to work together.

"It's fundamental to deliver a vision – which has never been done – of an efficient city in which you can live … with proper management of resources," she says.

"I'm staying focused on delivering a vision for this business – I'm very dedicated to EMI," he tells the magazine.

Let's do it again from the top please.'" Hegarty likes his singers to embody different kinds of courage, "people who deliver a vision of the world they totally believe in".